preambular
/ˌpriːæmˈbʌljər/; /priːˈæmbʊljər/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or forming a preface or introduction, especially a preamble to a speech or document
“The preambular language in the constitution emphasizes the importance of individual rights.”
2. noun
a preamble or introductory part of a speech, document, or piece of writing
“The preambular section of the report sets the tone for the rest of the discussion.”
3. adverb
in the manner of a preamble or introductory statement
“She spoke preambularly about the importance of teamwork before launching into the main topic.”